The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-04-14


shown in Preble county. Townsend's
opp. c. H.
Now let the sanitary condition of the
town be looked to since the candidate
will cease to engross your attention fol
the present.
The missing $500 in the Washington
township schoolfundhas not beenfou
yet! Strange, isn't it? Better offer 8
reward for it'll
From the number of new implements
we observe going out of town every day
in farm wagons, we infer that our far
mer friends have inaugurated their sea,
sons campaign in the field.
Only ten days more of the Great
Slaughter sale of Boots and Shoes al
Kline's Red Corner.
A Connecticut nan dropped dead in
a store where he had called to pay bill.
This must be known to many of our
subscribers and accounts for their not
calling to settle their bills.
Farmers, remember and sign no pa
pers for a stranger. There are nine
hundred and ninety-nine chances in a
thousand that you are swindled if you
do.
Miss Susie Deem became the posses
sor of a very fine doll on her 18th BIRTH
day. The doll can talk and is quite an
attraction and curiosity to the little
folks.
A New York party advertises to s'cre-
ate a memory for those who feel that
their own has become defective. Edi-
tors should send all delinquent sub
scribers to him.
The concert given by the Eaton Ly-
ceum last week, was a very fine enter
tainment in every particular, and the
violin and flute playing ELECTED a great
deal of applause from the audience.
Saving. 1.-The undersigned will do
custom saving at their mill in Eaton
this season. Trade solicited.
FRUM, MARLEY & ALEXANDER.
april 14-4w.
If you have a cold, cough, bronchitis,
or any form Of throat or lung disease,
do not neglect it. Ayers Cherry Pee
toral, if promptly taken, will speedily
relieve and cure all ailments of this
character.
In catching fish, boys seldom consid-
er whether the fish enjoy the sport or
not, but Allen Gilmore now knows how
it feels, as he hooked himself in the up
per lip the other day and had to call in
DR.. Michael to remove it.
"McLellan" is a fine young three
year old horse, of excellent pedigree,
good style and action and owned by
Loots johnson. He can be seen at his
stable on the alley in the rear of the
city hall.
Crouse's Bazaar, l16 Barron street,
Eaton, Ohio. The leading house for
Millinery and Fancy Goods, Notions,
Toys, &c. 8 and 10-cent Goods in end
less varieties. [aprl4-2
1t is said that surface indications of
gas and oil, contrary to general opin-
ion, are bad instead of good signs
They show leakages from the gas and
oil seams, which preclude all possibility
of good wells.
Catarrh, when chronic, becomes very
offensive. 1t is impossible to be other
wise healthy, and, at the same time, af-
ficted with catarrh. This d~isagreeable
disease, in its most obstinate and dan
gerous forms, a be cured by the use
of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Satines beauties, gingham that can't
be beat, dress robes and white goods in
all styles and prices at Townsend's, opp.
G. FL.
Henry Shideler, who was elected a
Justice~ of the Peace in Washington
to.sslship, wA have his Office in. Com
mercial Block, in the room in the real
of MI. Hollis office. MI. Shideler has
had an experience of nine years as a
Justice of the Peace in this county, and
no doubt will give good satisfaction.
The Engineers running the second
railway line between Dayton and Eaton
reached this place on Monday evening
last. There is nc use to attempt to give
definite information about the route the
construction will be run, because no.
body knows, as railroad men don't tell
very much about their W business
But the road will be built.
Can't there be a company raised of
two hundred in this town that will sub
scribe $25 apiece to sink a gas well or
two down to the place where it will set
tie the question? What do you say,
citizens? Let us do something to Gre
ate a stir in Eaton this summer! Don't
conclude to sit around and let the flies
elbow" you!
The Supreme Court of the State of
Ohio has decided that all contracts are
legal, nomatter about the day on which
they are made, and no matter whether
verbal or written. That is correct. The
man who tries to crawl out of a con-
tract because it was made on Sunday,
or because it was not put down in wri-
ting, is a scoundrel.
Townsend has mads a specially this
year of Dress Goods and Trimmings
Don't fail to see his assortment before
you buy. Townsend's, opp. C. H.
This is the season of the year when
the frisky school girl skips rope until
she is black in the face, and then goes
home to die and cause her devoted a
ents to sorrow and sigh for their dar-
ling that was. 1t is too bad that the
little girls will do this when they could
just as well avoid the rope skipping,
1.-Two lon uar opd rrouy rr 70 r,oIo 49,